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Proper use of join - glorsh66 - 10-17-2017 I got a problem - when i use code like this one Code: $this->db->select('u.id, u.username, c.name', false); i loose all my id. I tried to change names of id fields to something like user_id, but CI don't work well without column named precisely id. How to don't loose id field? And is possible to get an object representation after a querry that uses a join statement? $query->custom_result_object(self::$this_table_name); RE: Proper use of join - glorsh66 - 10-17-2017 Or it would be better just use a second query? RE: Proper use of join - enlivenapp - 10-18-2017 I think you're looking for PHP Code: select('u.id AS user_id, ...') Although, I'm only seeing where you would get u.id anyway, you've not called for any other ids in the select statement. To get the result object: PHP Code: $obj = $this->db->result() // or row() |